... well, at least reading some depressing discussion on here put the idea in my head:
http://seattlep-i.nwsource.com/fun/bobos.asp

You wrote the THIS IMAGE IS CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE sign for King Features, Tom?

Me-OW!

Well, the Wildwood strip showed up when I clicked the link.

Same here.

Tom,
Are you asking for ideas for more strips that follow this one?

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No, I just wrote the topic my first go-round on the 'Net, when I was still sleepy.

"... helped me..."

Although I'm always open to suggestions. Maybe I could do a groundhog named Dirty Danny or something like that.

I'm not sure why the strip isn't popping up on your browser, Kim.

"I'm not sure why the strip isn't popping up on your browser, Kim."

Try writing a few strips about two cartoonists threatening to kick the crap out of each other.

I didn't read many of the strips, it's not really my 'thing,' but it is very well done, with terrific artwork and a clever, subtle touch to the writing. Best of luck with the strip, Tom!

I'm not sure how often your strip is religion-themed, but my suggestion is that you try a storyline featuring a positive portrayal of unbelief. We in the atheistic minority are always looking for good press! [img]/resources/ubb/smile.gif[/img]

Joe, I asked Tom an innocuous question about the religious themes, and he sent me a bunch of Chick comics. So watch your back.

I know you're fibbing, because I wouldn't dare part with any of my beloved Jack Chick comics.

Joe, thanks a lot. The core relationship of the strip is the close friendship between the bear Pastor and the non-believing rabbit, so we hope there's some balance there. And there are many more "non-believers" that are more conventionally admirable in the town at large. We'll get to them all, if we're allowed to continue. In general, we hope that it's more a strip about people for whom these matters are important than about the matters themselves, the same way it was logical to find Andy, Barney, and Opie sitting in church on Sunday.